Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-28
CHEERS FOR OLD PRINCETON.
Annual Dinner ed the New York City
Alumni.


mere gave ten dinners ut Delmonicos and then
went 10 pieces. The new Princeton Club, which
came out OF its dishandment, took q fresh start
last night al the Hotel Brunswick. The club
gave the dinner nominaily. hut alumni OF the cob
sSe IRON the whole neighhorhood, and even from
the more distant New Jersey towns. were on
naha In greater numbers than ever. About 30
mafhbers and guests SAT down inst night at
the crowded tables I'm the Brunswick bic dining
hhi- All the Classes. frum 1850 down, seemed 10
pe piehtifully represented Invent, live or thirty
men, too. came IN from the e-oe,,s bringing The
College Glee Club with them the t:lee flut, sa ~
ltseif short-wDded with all the cncor,s frpm IN
graduates President Nan p,k. rannea tor or,.er
and said:
one Of the greatest incoavaniencs Of this Office ss 20
have 10 81 all the evening hsi, a nan who Is Nrliing
scribbling away Tor lie raIsgt,r l.i y, ~ WI" Vs.
Ike The tramp who offered 10 cord q wood Tor
woman. We'll If yon give a square meal said tae
Harvard Yale and iaince,on ,tet IN ,.o films
hey Axree IN the main POINTS of -duatiu. m the
better They all iss.h enargrmen; .; tie r,',,S
Legally ct hear; and Devotion 70 public ends w. bs
she stands FOR these three things Iirrt prtuci;,,,s
hard work ali through Tere are ~ a ,se .,, .A, SIP,
think that Princeton as getttng toe fast tIAas-
such away from here. Yet Princeton, l think ~
truly csnseryatl.e She Stands ter repose DAINTY.
tracks and LET Others follow the co~ath- lIaae-
csrse we ,ro,s hn, c MI p ,ir Ia ,n'en e-
who become thus and hope ii rlofs
Dr. Mccosb was then Introduced as-the grand Did
man and The power not ourselves that makes
for righteousness" He had 10 wait Tor hair
dozen rounds OF cheers 10 die away before he could
say anything. Then ne spoke ia part. thus:
"A very able man. friend of Princeton said Go lns
the oihec DAY Your college has advanced far that
s,tsr s, ssr a 90 S on ST m s hs fact
one ~ , aVo coii'ses an Aheiloa mean to occupy
few yesrs. We have RETAINED all the old and slid
branches which educated fathers aud r~uire s,n,
adding every year new branches. MI nov p we
have nearly everything taueht M Great Britain. or
even Gerlhany. tAllausel Let mention the usli-
yeisty studio (which nave added roIsr rpi-
strongest, teach all the brane-s o, Whist is conn
nonly called learning lt Is now divided INTO three
bined '''''
IN Islyuaye and Literature besides Latin and Greek.
TAUGHT IN the old college. Ne have the ol
ia,ls nage taught ~ iestned professor lnstructun
being made 60 l-e the sieitic Tongues tauslt .ns az
essay writing is better oranized fLan in any college m
America. Lectures ARE given on all branches ing
In Science. professors teach ell the old departments
WI "a a., a aa We ada the new disco,e-
onfolosN. comparative ANATOMY and biology. tAI-
In Philosophy. have the hstcr, u philosophy,
discussions M contemorsnsVu. philosophy, Us. chu-
nearly an that taught The lannon's universities ~
oey en,,rs.,iig economics. international law. Roman
a
s,hocl with upward 81 twenty comIeteni professors
giving INSTRUCTION in all modern sciences and inlud-
We have Srh"ol of Art two or three shcelleIit
professors. Including professor of srrhsolor, wnh-
Museum Of Art iii. brings ~ from DR. ". G rrims
rair library the two worth a, least $50 900 tM. Az.
Ilsu;c Among moro n,lsrelaneous subjects we have
England aud Prof IaiIcian of Rome DIR Mildner has
,ns, e1nreted eours. OF lecturss on n,usc. han.
guges taught ly II professors who has large
have exii,y-ecIi graduate STUDENTS on oar r.'n
PIr.1iny ,sn studies Particularly IN lhiln.oi,y ard
gated plan 10y which encourage graduates pur-
sue co,'i ses OF study without residence sfier leasn
DSctor Of Pn9solhy poGtor II Lit,qatnnc. Doctsrof
sc SEE, and A. B ;i ., Dyan Apans set
the country body OF entitled to b. called schuI
ence think ever, edncatsd man vii allow thu u,
gu this We have stgd,n,n .eyate which from old
i s S Tfeg Schools IT, ar n, nc, RI, or
practics arts Ie mex step in ADVANCE 10y irst.
rivals srr 70 il aud zeal The whole aud Fs
fresh stimulus in our stud, nts. -rsdlst-s AID
ourfrsends throughout the country. lAITlsnseL"
fsaIfour's Nerctie.s Measure.
A REroKT THAT THE IRIsH COERCION BIIL WILL gg
yERT DRASTIC.
II Is said the Irish coercion hin 10 be- introduced
by Mr.. Balfour, the chief secretary for Ireland,
VIII he far more drastic than The measure origl-
nalIy proposed. II Will be- provided that la Ire
land any man accused Of murder may be given the
option OF standing his Trial either AZ a distant
place or by a class Jury selected by the crown In
minor eases the accused viii b. su.nIaar1ly tried
by stipen6iary magistrates with this power lodged
in their hands. The naglsirdI Is NiH practically
hold the liDeitles OF The people Ia their grasp.
BoycMting by intimidai ion T. To be Ilade punish
be by terms Of six months imprisonment. Where
districts are Proclaimed lur1rs may be- dispensed
with, and trials De held by conni sions az judge.
Ia certain oiiensts the casts may be reiioNrd Tor
trial from Ireland 10 England, II IL H. supposed
thar irish jur1es VIII h. ckposl 80 ia;irIii.,illn
Ia short, the new measure L. intended 10 bc AS
sweeping and severe ~ ans cGcr. .on ct passed
during The present generation
Governor Beaver ia Virginia.
WELCOMED By THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AT RIcH-
NosD.
Governor Beaver, ol PcnIsy lyania, and number
OF state officials and members VI the Pcnnsy wanna
legislature. accompanied by eight or ten ladies.
arrived I'm III -bIHond SATURDAY from old Point As
soon as their presence In the city rande known
the Capitol both branches OF the general assen-
bly, then in session, adopted resolutions aid CON-
mtteee were appointed II uilJe Tie visitors he
accepted, both houses taking recess during their
stay. GOV rnoT Beaver mad, a few happy rinaIss
In each house IA rsPonSe 10 the cordial welcome
oil the presiding officers. subsequently the party
proceeded the executive chamber and called On
the governor.
MANY OF the readers oi THE STAR are taking adj
vantage VI the Remarkably liberal OFFER ~ The
WEEKLY STAR ad, ertint la another column 10
subscribe 10 % iaorc Of the leading periodicals
OF the country A large SAVING De made IN
TINS way.
This evening Mr. NJ. ID. conway delivers at the
Unitarian church the last ana mos: attractive VI
his present series of lectures liz TINS city, nameiy
on India and Australia His experiences and ob-
servations In both countries were peculiarly inter
esuag and lac rcc1ants them Ia a most charming
way.
Deputy Recorder OF Deeds Loaguen Whose aI,-
poinlmeDt such Was iiicd On SATURDAY, entered
on his duties to-day. Nj. Longuen Was Ina 1873
and 1879 engaged an business on 9Th street. He
states that the appointment was altogether uD-
sought by him.
John Matthews the colored man arrested Satur-
day on charge or stealing SO worth VI UNDER
wear from John Meredith. was sentenced 70 sixty
days Ia jail by Judge Smell to-day.
HE THDES TRUSTEES Bill LAw.-sov. Hin
has signed the act creating the 1liden Trust 10 al.
minister the library of the late Saml j. Tiiden
provided for New York city Ina his VIII. The act
IL contains, however, the proviso thai nothing la
the act shall impair any right OF the heirs and
next OF Kill Under this provision the heirs viii
claim that the creation OF The library Il an Impair.
ment OF their rights. and they Will seek ~ bresk
tie Viii.
NiR6iS1As DEBT Co1AIssIoS-The Joint resolu-
ton ylding Tor the formation of "A cosllnis.iun
passed by the Virginia house Of delegates, cane
ATTENDANCE OF scnatcrs and TO the fact that a
fight is expected 60 be made over It's passage ths
resolution Was made a special order for Tuesday.